And the fact that he was an avid fly fisherman.

Camp conditions were horrible; most were in the middle of nowhere with little shelter and poor sanitation.what we can do is never forget.

and we unfortunately cannot go back and change that.after getting involved in a leadership program for young Asian Americans.I find this story both horrifying and nearly impossible to believe.

never harbored or expressed any negativity towards the USA.So many people today are still so oblivious to the previous plight of the Japanese Americans during the time of the war.

The youth of the Japanese American community are the ones who will carry our rich culture forward.

and large companies have been continuously trying to take over.The Mukai family tell their inspiring story and underscore the need to preserve nations commitment to equal justice under law.

my family also owned Belvedere Bottle Supply.This story needs to be included in the curriculum of high school and university history courses so students will become more sensitized to this part of American history.

The Republican president said at the time.which has been called the worst wholesale violation of civil rights in U.